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unsheath said:Vacansoleil must be feeling pretty good right now.
BikeCentric said:It's only a matter of time before the next big police raid on the sport sets off another huge scandal. Actually I'll bet this makes it more likely as yet another institutionalized team doping ring is probably making the bloodhounds in law enforcement salivate for some more busts.
Digger said:For me the biggest enjoyment from another bust is Pat trying to explain that it's still only a few bad apples. "I'll gurantee next year's winner won't test positive. Brilliant." -
issoisso said:The forum's going to explode this year or the next or whenever it is Hoogerland inevitably tests positive again.
tubularglue said:http://translate.google.com/transla...-campione-damiano-vittima-1602797581340.shtml
Cunego - a mothers good intentions. hope she is correct
blaxland said:I guess this doesn't surprise any of us on here but,what about lampre? if this is systematic team organised doping then shouldn't they lose there protour license or something??
marco69 said:can anybody explain me why riders under investigation (not guilty ... yet, perhaps never) are being suspended by their own team, while a guy like Valverde that has been found guilty and has been convicted (although only in Italy) is still happily riding and winning races ?
does this make sense to anybody out there (other than to Valverde fans) ...
Escarabajo said:My answer is one team has different standards than the other. IMO.
tubularglue said:http://translate.google.com/transla...-campione-damiano-vittima-1602797581340.shtml
Cunego - a mothers good intentions. hope she is correct
auscyclefan94 said:
Ripper said:+1.
And now, in relation to this case, we see that Lampre will not suspend anyone.
Of course, a big difference here is - BMC wants to keep the Tour invite, while Lampre knows they are outta the Pro Tour regardless. Caisse d'Epargne and Valverde are on a whole other level of legal silliness.
luckyboy said:
tubularglue said:The biological passport was launched at the end of October 2007 by the UCI, why did it not pick up on the discrepancies ?
joe_papp said:Regarding FC in 2009: "Cancellara won the prologue of the Tour of California for the second year running. However, he then had a dip in form and could not defend his title at the Tirreno-Adriatico while not performing to his usual high level in any of the spring classics." - Wikipedia